The code blocks that are produced by markdown without any plugins are not supported. IIRC they are p > code. With the codehilite markdown plugin, pre tags are output instead, making them much easier to handle.
But, the default behaviour needs to be supported somehow.
Apparently it is the extra plugin that is actually responsible for this. It appears to be responsible for the "fenced" code blocks, rather than the indented ones...
The code blocks that are produced by markdown without any plugins are not supported. IIRC they are p > code. With the codehilite markdown plugin, pre tags are output instead, making them much easier to handle.
But, the default behaviour needs to be supported somehow.